I can't believe you won't sell me a plate carrier without having a id proving I'm using it for work. You have lost a customer for life. I will purchase all my needs from elsewhere including my work boots. read more

I still think about the army surplus store and I have only been there once. Additionally, I recently saw AS accessories used in a fashion show. There is a large, prominent landmark bridge before the store if you are heading north on Broadway. Here you will find many fabulous knick-knacks to enhance your army surplus look. Black boots, nets, flasks, flashlights...etc. M. Franz describes the store as "thrifty and convenient"...also, "intriguing and huge". The first and only time I was in here was in the spring with an old friend. He took me here because we used to like exploring this south Broadway area. There are many small shops of interest like antique stores, vintage clothing, Christian Science reading rooms. If you're looking for a day of fun take a stroll along south Broadway streets. read more

Army Surplus For Less - Military Surplus Near Me - Englewood, Colorado

I love this place; been going here since I was a kid. Lots of character and they have just about anything you'll find at REI or Cabella's. I come here often to get fishing supplies and miscellaneous camping gear. read more

List of Errands for today... 1. Target - Pink Nail polish 2. Urban Outfitters - Cute Dress 3. Dry Cleaning for lace sweater and oh yeah.... 4. Army/Navy Surplus for new combat boots for work at an exceptionally low price. I love this place it has everything that I need in the less girly and even girly part of my life. Boots on sale for under $100 which were over $100 in similar catalog selling them. Plan on going back to pick up a few army cots and a hydration bag. P.S. They sell everything from all the branches, stickers, shirts, well you name it. read more

I thought that someone was playing a joke on me. Carhartt pants - $22-29! Amazing. I peed in my pants - then bought 3 pair. Really a great store to find just about anything that says "I'm ready for ANYTHING - BRING IT!" read more

What a marvelous emporium of things I don't really need but would love to have. Did an excellent job on meeting my needs for a Memorial Day camping trip. Everyone that worked there was very nice and very helpful. I'll definitely be back for camping supplies. A bizarre and entertaining selection of unexpected clothing in the back. If you're on that end of Broadway be sure to stop in. read more

so glad to have been assisted by employee Cheryl ! she was super friendly and knowledgeable. i came in to look for a specific jacket but came to find out the one i hoped to purchase did not come in the color i wanted...i was bummed out and pretty much ready to walk out of the store empty handed when i was approached by cheryl...she asked me what i was looking for and insisted that i try on another jacket similar to the one i wanted... i did and i freaking loved it! in fact, i ended up buying another item as well...so glad she was there and knew the merchandise! anyway, i give her a "10" and hope she and her boss see this review read more

Many selections at good prices. Some items you have to sear for, dig our, and brush the dust off but it's not too bad. Great place for hiking and camping gear. read more

You couldn't ask for better service! Dave, the owner, is the most genuine man! Took the time out of his day to provide exceptional customer service. I'll be back for more pants, that's for sure! read more

How strange is it to find a place that not only sells blow guns, but also cast iron skillets and great shoes? One might argue Savers could do it, but name a place that sells it all new! Welcome to Army Surplus on Broadway. The store itself is deceptively large, looking tiny from the outside, but sprawling over several rooms throughout the inside. The main room sells your typical outdoors gear at a reasonable price. There are few deep discounts here, but the quality of the goods is second to none. Towards the back is where you will find clothing, hardware, and the amazing shoe department. Now, I am a one pair of shoes kind of guy. If I can't wear them to the beach one day and prom the next, they are not for me. Army Surplus delivers, carries a variety of military and SWAT style shoes that are as durable as they are fashionable. I love the zip-up boots with laces; my feet stay snug, but they are easy to get in and out of. The people working in the shoe department are great too, getting different sizes and styles from the back, making recommendations, and being patient about the whole thing. This is sorely missing from the front counter where the staff tends to expect you to already be in fatigues talking about 'Nam before you even get to the front door. If you head south on Broadway, it is hard to miss. Look for the Burma-Shave style poetry on the side of the building. Stop by, grab a fake grenade, and have a blast. ***Update*** So, here is an odd thing to report. I bought some assorted goods for a long trip, ya know, nothing fancy. As I was checking out I smelled that familiar stink of ganja. Now, I just figured that someone had just walked in from a wake and bake, but the smell followed me home like a stinky ghost. I walked in the door and not one, but two people asked if I just lit up (I don't smoke, btw). Now I knew I wasn't crazy, so I found the reeky items and went back to return them. Thats when the madness started. I talked to one of the cashiers about it who then got very upset and started yelling at me, telling me I was crazy. Two other cashiers got involved, and the trio, looking frantic and nervous all took turns smelling the items. After about 5 minutes of sniffing and yelling, I gave up. So I threw away the stuff (I didnt want the drug sniffing dogs to come after me) and now I dont shop there anymore. I could have dealt with the smelly goods, but why yell at a customer? read more

Avoid! cheap, chintzy crap from china! Almost non-existent customer service and the now understandable "No return policy". Stuff that was bought days ago falling apart. read more

I finally made it down here...and I was (mostly) not disappointed. Let me just preface this review by saying that the average person might see the name of the store, "Army Surplus For Less", and think, "oh, I'm going to get all kinds of adventure/outdoorsy/Armed Forces/etc gear at a nice discount." And you would be SOMEWHAT correct. Any Armed Forces gear (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, etc) seems to be priced very reasonably and at a discount. The *rest* of the selection here -- and it *is* a sizable store, takes up more than 2 address locations!! -- seems to be priced along the lines of comparable sporting goods stores. And *that*...is a disappointment. But close to the only one. As you walk in, you are confronted with a nice selection of gloves...$5-25, literally dozens of brands, makes, and materials. Multiple brand-name LED lights, from ordinary average ones to ones that you will see an afterimage in your eye for minutes if you make the mistake of wanting to find out just how much "250 lumens" is -- but those higher end ones also have zoom.function and strobe, as well as being magnetic, how 'bout that??. Those funky-shaped dental picks -- $2. Pill carriers that look like fat bullets -- $1.50. Stun guns, pepper spray, used tasers, bayonets, leatherman tools, soaps, hand.warmer packets, harmonicas, knife sharpeners, even "camo condoms-never let them see you coming" (rotflmao) -- *and that's.just the 1st 10 feet*. Wading further into the store, there was fishing equipment, gold prospecting/mining equipment, hiking wear, suspended chairs and hammocks, camping equipment, adhesives, tools, picnicing equip, a hunter's paradise in back, and a really sizable shoe and boot area -- from hiking boots to "you know those badass boots you secretly always wanted that add 3-4" to your height, look like they come from a Mad Max future, and have adamantium toe armor? they're staring right back at you now." Emergency gear of all types. Glow in the dark shirts and paintgun/NERFfun accessories. Hipster drinking hats...sunglasses...the list goes on and on and on and on *and on AND ON*...I spent 6 hrs in just the main building, literally. It's like IKEA...if you just want to stake stock on what they've got, and you don't go there with a specific objective in mind, you can easily wander in there till your feet or back give out. (Like I did...plus I was starving.) They do have freeze-dried camping rations as well, if you find yourself too weak to move. :) And Camelbak brand backpack water gear here so you can stay well hydrated -- although they seem outrageously priced... And tasers, in case you want to test your luck against an angry bear while camping. (Good luck with that...let us know how it turns out.) They do not, somewhat surprisingly, carry dusters/trench coats. I started thinking of things they might carry, since they seemed to have everything else...but they didn't. Quite a few clothing items for women as well, including intimates with saucy and sassy sayings on the butt, both civilian and military-wise...pretty entertaining. ;) Employees were somewhat-having-a-bad-day to pretty helpful, depending on who you run into. You can find just about anything here...especially things you won't necessarily find at Foot Locker or generic sports stores (I didn't see any bats, tennis rackets or soccer balls here). But don't think you're going to be getting them cheap necessarily. On the other hand, if I need a specialty pair of gloves, camo gear, or day-glo t-shirts, I'm making a beeline here. read more

I read the reviews about customer service but decided to take my chances. I should have heeded the prior warnings. Went in looking for longjohns for male adult & fatigue pants for a small woman. Longjohn tops ranged from $7-23. Bottoms ranged from $5-15. Only saw 3 fatigue pants for women and they were super big. Might have had a bit more success if the attendants had assisted as they jumped to do when men came in the store. I left empty handed. Likely I won't be back. read more

This store is a fixture in the Denver Metro area. I've been coming here literally for decades. I recall buying some fun stuff in my teenage years and that shopping trend has continued. Whether it was a full length navy pea coat, bandanas, key rings, camping gear or just a pair of jeans, Army Surplus For Less came through. These days I love them for the extensive stock of Carhartt products. Beanies, gloves, lined jeans, work shirts, western shirts - they always have a tremendous stock of products. Typically while browsing I find an employee stocking the shelves who will make contact with me without any prompting. This is really helpful due to the sheer volume the store offers in a relatively confined space. Checking out is a breeze and if you mind the well-marked parking signs, off-street parking is easy. If you have not been here, I suggest you check it out. read more

There's just no better place for campers and hikers anywhere in the Mountain West. The employees know what they're doing and you'll leave knowing more than when you went in. read more

I could have spent all day yesterday at this place. Absolutely the best army surplus store I've ever been to, and I've been to many of them. We went for motorcycle garb, which they have tons of (leather jackets, boots, Harley-Davidson stuff, glasses, shirts....you name it, they have it). Left with 2 pairs of black leather gloves, a purse (yes, really), 3 killer shirts, belt clips, etc. They have everything you could ever imagine that you need for life, even camouflage toilet paper (wtf). Great place to pick up gear for camping and hiking, great prices on Levis and Carhart, tons of shoes (including Converse), great vintage looking shirts, underwear with witty little slogans (would be great for roller derby), and my list could go on. I will be going back, a lot! Need to save up for a black motorcycle jacket that they had there for a great price. Army Surplus for Less has great prices, great quality stuff and it's a very entertaining place. read more

Ok, I've been reading the other reviews out of curiosity and was very surprised by some of them. I first went there in about 1966 with some high school friends and have been going there ever since. I have NEVER experienced bad service, rude employees or anything negative. Yes the stores (two next to each other) are crowded and a bit cramped but looking through all the stuff is a big part of the fun. I buy jeans and BDU jackets there regularly and other things on occasion. I have been known to stop in just for the fun of it. I guess that people who left bad reviews have their own way of looking at things but I have never had even a slightly negative experience and all of the many people that I have recommended this store to over the years have been equally pleased. read more

A lot of cool stuff here, and I mean a LOT. But not much in the way of actual military surplus, and a lot of overpriced Colorado hiking/camping gear that you can get for cheaper elsewhere. That said, the rucks, duffels, MOLLE packs, and other pseudo-.mil copies of foreign gear are pretty nice and reasonably priced (go figure!). WAY too much in the way of crappy puffy fleece clothing in that one back room. Strangely, I saw more stuff in the impulse buy cases at checkout that interested me than I did elsewhere, but the line was moving so fast I didn't have a chance to get a good look at it. read more

This place is amazing and has amazing products and customer service. On the rare occasion that had an issue they went above and beyond to fix it. I highly recommend this store to anyone and everyone! The prices are great, customer service is even better and they have the best boots in Colorado read more

I went into the Army Surplus store on Broadway and Hampden on a Saturday (it was snowing and very cold out) looking for a pair of wool hunting pants. I went in thinking that it was a small store because from the outside it looks very small and I was just hoping that they carried them or at least something similar. I searched in the military room thinking that may be where I would find them and could not believe the military product that they stock! Anything and everything a member of our military could ask for in any color! It was great to see the support for the military! They actually had a seperate room for everything that they carry pertaining to hunting gear and accessories. I found the exact wool pants that I had previously owned along with long underwear and alot of other accessories that I had been watching for, for awhile. I was pleasantly surprised by how large the store is on the inside and all of the product that they have inside. I was on my way out of town on a hunting trip and didn't have as much time as I would have liked to look around. I will definitely be going back in to purchase some Carhartt products to wear for my job, since I work outside in the cold and to see if there are anymore hard to find items that I could not find anywhere else. I would recommend this store to anyone that likes stores that carry a huge variety of just about everything. Jim B. read more

Do not go to this store if you are looking for friendly, knowledgeable staff that WANT to sell their merchandise to you. If you are looking for rude, condescending, arrogant minimum wage employees that spend more time arguing about what size boots WON'T fit you so that they don't have to walk to the store room and work...then this is your store! Shame on you Englewood Army Surplus! You used to be America Proud. Now you are just a bad shopping experience. And by the way, the boots your bearded, Rude, employee said that he could "guarantee would NOT fit", did fit and despite the rudeness we made the purchase. But that is the last time we will enter your store again, and we have been shopping with you for 30 years! I wish I could have given you a negative star rating, but I had to settle for one. read more

I buy shoes and boots at Army Surplus. The salespeople in shoe department could use some training on etiquette. Most sales people at other stores will approach the customer asking how to help the customer, not at Army surplus. A few times while looking at shoes and boots, I heard a voice yelling to me from across the room if I found anything I liked. This is not good service to have employees grunting across the store to the customer., I consider it very rude. I can only guess the minimum wage workers at this store simply keep their job for showing up to work and could care less about their attitude. Overall the prices are good compared to other stores, read more

My earliest memory of this store goes back to 1977. I was only 5 years old and my father took me here to buy me my first wallet. It was blue, made of nylon, and was secured shut with a little velcro. I remember throwing a temper tantrum because it wasn't the cool leather biker wallet like the one the Old Man had. I've been coming to this store my entire adult life. For either camping gear, work clothes, hell, I've even bought a few knives here over the years. I like the fact that it's not a chain. Or a cookie cutter store. It doesn't appeal to the yuppie like most drive through malls these days. There is so much merchandise crammed into every corner of this place, that it's hard to really see it all. I went there today to purchase 2 pairs of my favorite style of black Carharts. I had my wife and our twin babies in tow. I could only find one pair in my size. I asked one of the sales associates if there was another pair in my size back in the warehouse. After a short time she came back with what I was looking for. Very helpful and nice. The only complaint I have is up at the counter while I was trying to pay, there was a manager who was berating an employee in front of the other employees and customers. I felt it could have been handled differently, but like I said earlier, this isn't your everyday, cookie cutter, franchise type of place. All in all, I'll return again and again read more

The only place to go when the teenager says he needs a munitions box for a carrying case. Yep.

I had needed to repair my horse blanket and did not want to get hit with the overpriced repairs of a traditional tack shop or farm supply store. I was able to get the strong nylon webbing that I needed for about half of the price of Murdochs. I was also able to get the hardware, Heavy Duty metal D-rings and clasps for much less than Home Depot. I also noted that their GREAT selection of gloves are very reasonably priced and a much better value that buying riding or work gloves from a traditional tack store or farm supply. They had many different sizes, weights for all times of the year and many different materials. From cheap cotton gloves to very nice deer hide. This is a great place that most people wouldn't necessarily think of when getting items for horses or horseback riding. read more

The selection of military clothing is great. They have a lot of hard to find items, but I am a bit dismayed (perhaps old fashioned) in the amount of "non-surplus" gear carried here. I would toss in another star if not for the fact that the store is very VERY cramped and very VERY dirty. I dropped a shirt on the floor and when I picked it up I instantly went into a sneezing fit and had to knock giant dust bunnies off of it and the amount of dus and filth stuck to the shirt was plain nasty! read more

I work here and this store rocks! Come see us for yourself. An anacroism from the past. If your not happy with us let us help you. But please be patient, we are very, very busy. BTW what you spend here stays here. Thank you! read more

Cool place. Lots of inventory. Great prices on Dickies and Carhart gear. It's crowded and confusing layout but still a good experience. Reminds me of the surplus store in the movie Falling Down but without the racist talk. read more

Perfect store to find anything do to with the great outdoors! I found the perfect ammo products, overalls, and other extremely comfortable outdoor clothing. The staff were out of this world, and made us happy shoppers! We came here to buy some pistol bullets, and some very heavy metal lighters to keep the night shining. The summer would be perfect to buy merchandise off from this store, considering how much they sell camping equipment, canoes, and boat paddles. I also enjoy the fishing material they have that makes it easier to go fishing and catch some sea creatures. I love this store and will be visiting again! read more

Dirty; but what do you expect from an Army Surplus store? Yeah it smelled a little musty and it was a bit cramped but they have MUCH more then you would expect to find in a place that is so deceivingly small. I wouldn't say the prices are that incredible but this place has a lot more then you would think to look for so that's a plus. I felt like I was shopping in someone's overstuffed basement or attic. On a positive note, I did get a 10% military discount! You could easily spend an hour in here and not even know it. read more

Love these kinds of stores! I have been looking all over for a black Levi's denim coat for my boyfriend for over year now. Online, retail stores, even the Levi's outlet with no success. Randomly, I went in here, BOOM! They had what I needed at a price I can handle! Now, my boyfriend loves me and I love this place. Winning. read more

The best Army Surplus store in Denver! They have just about everything, and it's reasonably priced.

I have been going to this place for what , 30 years easy - you literally will get lost in here. It meanders here and there. I was able to come in and get exactly what I wanted and then some. It looks like their gun supply area has expanded (no they don't sell guns)- plus their ammunition has very competitive prices and their folks behind the counter know their stuff with regards to it. One thing I noticed over the years is that they have more name brand stuff - not that they have less surplus they just crammed more stuff into the space they have. Also check out their outlet store a little ways down the street - they have a nice selection of motorcycle duds. read more

Always find what we need here. Reasonable priced compared to any other outdoor store. We always check got stuff here before buying anywhere else. Huge selection. Bonus if you have military ID you get 10% off! read more

Now this is a surplus store that's more army and less store. The prices are reasonable. Friendly employees and cashiers. Everything here from A to Z read more

Went in and checked it out looking for stuff for backpacking. Most items I was interested in were way cheaper on Amazon. I even saw a jacket with original tag on it for $75 they bag marked up to $85.if you want some cool vintage stuff they have it. Also saw Outdoor Research items, same as they sell at Walmart which tells me this isn't really an army surplus store at all, rather just an overuns /jobber store. read more

This place is amazing for all kinds of outdoor gear, and the staff is wonderfully knowledgeable and helpful. It's a perfect example of why I prefer to shop at top-notch brick-and-mortar stores instead of buying online. read more

Best surplus store in Denver. Berets? Got 'em. EMT pants? What color do you want? Camo shorts, camelback, boots, bags, Indiana Jones hats... What do you need? read more

This place never disappoints me. I can find the gear I need for my uniform at a reasonable price.

I had time to think about what happened when I visited this place two months ago. I think there should be a list of rules posted with pictures with explanation of what they consider ä purse to be. There are various types of purse for woman to carry. If everytime a woman comes there and the minute she walks into your store she going to be verbally attack and required to leave her purse at the front register while she shop in your very cluttered and messy store she not going want to do that. I am handicap and walk with a came which is why I carry my purse on my back. Your customer Service representative were very disrespectful to me by yelling at me from the register instead of walking up to me saying hi first, explaining the reason behind why they wanted me to do that, or showing where it was written anyway I couldnt have my purse in the store. So my purse was taken to the car and I didnt buy anything. There was a better way this situation could have been handle and because of that you lost a customer. Your store is very crowded and hard to find anything as well. If you are handicap it difficult walking threw with so much stuff blocking rolls after rolls. Good lück with finding someone to help you. Lol! I wouldn't recommend coming here. read more